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We help children in Africa and Latin America to get better and lead safer lives.
We also support single mothers and their children, as the family would often not survive without the mother’s dedication.
Healthcare systems in Africa and Latin America are a long way from Western standards. Health insurance is often non-existent or unaffordable for millions of people, and healthcare suffers as a result. Children, in particular, are often not provided with the bare essentials and must therefore live with permanent disabilities or even die. Yet they could be helped.
The Tulisa Foundation has set itself the goal not to stand by and watch, but to help as many children as possible to recover – through direct, case-by-case assistance and through preventative projects.
Tulisa is officially recognised as a charitable organisation by the Munich Tax Office under number 143/235/80708. Your donation is tax-deductible.”
Latest posts
An extreme case of polio in a young woman
Ghana · Accra · 30 years
Social circumstances: Celina is a single mother to a young boy whom, despite a severe physical disability, she is able to raise with the help of her family and send to school herself. Her life is hard… Medical details: Since childhood, Celina has suffered from …
Ruth is waiting for treatment for large papilloma warts
Ghana · Accra · 32 years
Social circumstances: Ruth is a single mother who currently works as a temporary staff member in an African restaurant in Accra. Due to the Covid-19 restrictions on public life, she has not had a sufficient income over the past few months and has been keeping …
Francesca has successfully undergone surgery on her uterus
Francesca, a single mother in Nungua, Ghana, who is currently unemployed – largely due to the Covid-19 pandemic – is barely managing to make ends meet through odd jobs. Francesca suffered from multiple large uterine fibroids (benign muscle tumours in the womb), which were constantly …
Preventing an impending amputation
Dear Tulisa friends, Here are three cases of chronic osteomyelitis in Ghanaian boys from Tamale in northern Ghana. We have left them in English so that you can get an idea of how patients and local non-governmental organisations approach us. Case 1: Tijani – 15-year-old …